I typically use $75 for electric, $75 for gas and $50 for water/sewer/garbage and am pretty close to what the Section 8 case worker comes back with, also once I know that number I also put in for a little more than that and let them come back with the maxim amount that will be approved.Just my experience in dealing with Section 8 IN MY AREA, your local office may certainly operate differently.Mark 

A lot of gurus will sell people the idea that you can wholesale properties with no money, which is what causes a lot of people who do it to be complete garbage who have no idea what they are doing. 

No separate garbage charge but your water/sewer bill will probably be about $25/mo higher.

What will you do when the hot water tank/ washer/ dryer / central air/ cable / wifi/ garbage disposer/ refridgerator/ or the cloaking device cease to work?

If your portfolio is garbage and you are a garbage landlord then you will get garbage service.

Best guess at this point is that it’s fat from the kitchen sink since they don’t have a garbage disposal and that junction seems to be approximately where the camera got stuck.

The man ties his trash bags, problem solved (could have been the garbage man).

Purchase price: $69,900 Sale price: $80,000 I was driving around one day and saw 2 gentlemen throwing garbage into a dumpster.

We have had issues with a neighboring property, weeds, garbage, car parking etc. we call the City and they resolve it with the property owner.Sure we have expenses like any multi property owner; but we know how to landlord and underwrite properly.

My mortgage is $1,892 per month.Heres what I came up with:Rent $500, water bill $60, electric $110, garbage $16, home insurance $58, ADT security $32.18, cable $83, total $860.Modern/updated home, 1,800 SF, washer/dryer, etc.